221 yards receiving. just a great moment for the offense, but also their defense put it on all day long. >> rece: is this ready for vegas, the act? are they insinch enough? >> kirk: yeah, put them up on the stage. >> rece: here is the one earlier in which wolpin score add etouchdown. this was the first touchdown of the game. backwards pass and a run. that got boise started. they were the aggressor most of the day, particularly on defense. i don't want to make excuses for the ducks. you have to show up and play. but they have been through a lot. with the coaching changes over the last calendar year, not just with willie taggart leaving but with the firing of mark last year. charles nelson on the return.

nelson's had a varied career. senior out of daytona beach. only taking one class, a marble arts class. played a little bit of offense and defense. here is what we were alluding to with all the coaching changes. willie taggart, coveted for much of his career, with the opportunity to go back to florida. on december 5th he was named seminoles head coach. the players rallied, got a petition and took it and got mario cristobal as head coach. herbert throwing it deep. mitchell makes the catch. looked back like he was looking for somebody to chase him. gets down inside the 10. >> kirk: i don't know what they was doing there. waiting for a block or

something. >> rece: or a friend to lateral it to. >> kirk: jalen walker leaving it out there. >> rece: pickup of 67. herbert. back shoulder. incomplete. mitchell sea good looking young receiver. he's having a little bit of trouble getting to his feet. mitchell is over 100 yards receiving himself today with other eight catches. >> kirk: he had possession of it and the ball comes out. >> rece: there's a bobble. >> kirk: end up getting it but by then he was out of bounds. >> rece: feet off the ground. >> kirk: this is what i was talking about did he get pushed

out of bounds. he's out of bounds there. >> rece: if you force out of bounds and come back in immediately you're eligible. if you're you're run and out of bounds -- they could have called it back. charles nelson to the edge. >> kirk: pretty fitting here that the leverage on the outside runs are so important. charles nelson one of their go-to guys has to step out. but they're able to get out there and keep them from playing into the end zone. >> rece: herbert steps away from pressure. throws to the end zone. this time he did go out of the end zone so it's not going count. johnny johnson caught it. you see the official's hat down. i'm assuming they don't get together and talk it over and say, he was forced out? that will not be a touchdown.

>> referee: illegal touching, offense, number 80. went out of bounds, came back inbounds and was the pirs to touchdown the balm ball will be placed at the previous spot. fourth down. >> kirk: herbert looks like he wants to run and then sees johnson break free. i think he lost sight of where he was or the awareness of the back line. >> kirk: i just like the fact that oregon is fighting for a new coach. they haven't gone away. they keep competing. >> rece: herbert firing to the end zone. and this time -- it is -- johnson with the catch? no, check that. that is jaylon redd with the catch and he got it over the goal line for the score for the ducks. >> kirk: jaylon redd, impressive young player for cristobal. if you're mario cristobal odds

are you're not going come back and win this game, but this team could have shut things down. a lot of their fans have left. they could have emotional shut down. but they have not. they have done a much better job getting points on the board thin anything prior to that. >> rece: red gets his first receiving touchdown. onside kick coming here for cristobal's team. the ducks according to our espn recruiting staff are the number 11 recruiting class on the first day of november. they were ranked as high as number five. all of these at this point are commits. until the early signing period coming up next week for a few days and then of course the normal february period. >> kirk: i know bryan harsin is flying back to boise and doing some recruiting. this is a huge weekend with this early signing period and oregon had grand plans to have a lot of

those verbal commitments on the campus and seal the deal on those guys and then they end up playing in the vegas bowl sbm they lost that weekend. and it's so -- >> referee: time-out, boise state. their first. 30 seconds. >> rece: wanted to make sure they have the onside kick defended properly. >> kirk: for boise state, this is like a regular season bye week. reminder that fans can tune into espn 3 for the post game trio identify ceremony immediately following the game on espn3. >> rece: to the victor the spoils, it appears that in 1:12, that baby will be headed to idaho. a lot of success for the broncos in a lot of bowls. >> kirk: it's a remarkable story. in college football, the late

'90s where they become an fbs program and to have the level of success and beat the teams they have beat on the big statements. >> kirk: i think that's why they get that benefit. that's why they're known as that team. when kellen moore was at boise state they played georgia and beat them. they played a good virginia tech team and beat them. that's how you beat oklahoma in a fiesta bowl. when you do those things you get recognized and get the benefit of the bout. >> rece: these are the bowl wins against power five teams. we should note, teams that were in the power five at the time. tcu was not the power five then. they are now. tcu, boise state, before tcu went into the big 12, they had some knock down drag-out games. >> kirk: this is going to be a

good boise state team next year. they'll go into the off season, finish off the recruiting. most of these players are returning. they'll les a handful, most notably, cedrick wilson. but everybody else, a lot of them are back they'll be the team you do not want to play. they'll get oklahoma state early in the year. >> rece: cedrick wilson capping things off with a splendid performance. over 200 yards receiving. scored a touchdown. as rypien tailbacking a knee. the capital one player of the game is cedrick wilson from boise state. targeted him 13 times. those 221 yards, a career high. and what a way to end what's been a terrific career for him. and boise state, 13 seconds l officially have its 11th win of the season. and mario cristobal will lose his debut has the ducks'

full-time head coach. 4-0 in the las vegas bowl. this is home away from home for the fellas from the blue. as wilson and the guys get the win, 38-28. molly mcgrath is with the head coach. >> molly: thank you so much, reese. coach, you're still drying off after the ice bath. i'll let you celebrate really quick if family. a lot of injuries to star players. including cedrick wilson. who did this teach you about the toughness and resilience of our team? >> kirk: >> it's been that way all season long and it was that way again today. we had some adversity hit us. they fought back. guys stepped up up and made plays. this is what our team has been about the entire year. >> molly: your defense didn't allow an offensive touchdown until the fourth quarter. what did that do?

>> we spotted them a few from our offense. tremendous throughout the entire game. our offense played great all season long. proud of the way they came out here, proud of the way they prepared themselves. >> you lost your last three to power five opponents. how important was this win in terms of tradition of dominance boise state has? >> the reason it's important is for seniors and this team. we are never going to be the same. 2017 is over now. these guys deserve it. it was about this group of guy that is pound a way to win a championship, win a bowl game and finish a season like they started with that mind set in the beginning of the year. >> congratulations on that, coach. >> go broncos! >> molly: rece, back to you. >> rece: the broncos did go sea impressive performance 38-28. remember, live coverage of this game, the post game ceremony

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search continues for those responsible. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live near the scene in chester with the details, trish? >> reporter: well, walter the family of the victim ronald williams is devastated. they are gathering tonight, to support one another and they have a mess age for the person responsible, for his death. >> you have to live with this knowing that you ran, a father , a brother, an uncle, a nephew, you just ran him over and kept going. so we just asking to you just, do what is right and sight of the god to turn yourself in. >> reporter: that is uncle of 46 year-old ronald jamill williams of chester wild by a hit and run driver earlier this morning according to state police. his family is still in shock. >> whatever family function we would have he would be there. he was enjoying life. he always had a smile, you know. >> reporter: family members say williams was on his way home from his bartending job when it happen pennsylvania state powe says williams stopped for an unknown reason

on the highland avenue ramp getting on i-95 southbound in chester shortly before 3:00 a.m. he then got out of his vehicle and that is when police say a car hit him and kept going fleeing south on i-95. williams was pronounced dead on the scene by the delaware county medical examiner. police say that the striking vehicle looks like this, a newer model black volkswagen with front end and windshield damage. >> we are just trying to encourage the person who did it, to come forward, and, you know, bring closure for yourself because we're still, f. >> reporter: family members say that williams was a hard working father of two, anyone with any information about this hit/run is asked to contact the pennsylvania state police, at (484)840-1000. reporting live from chester, trish hartman for channel six "action news", walter thanks, trish. lukens, family who lost two sons when a space heater set their schwenksville home a blaze is receiving tremendous

report from the community. members of the fc provident soccer club set up a gift wrapping station at philadelphia premium outlets to raise money for the family. players from the girls team say that they want to do whatever it takes to help, even if it means putting their own dreams, side. >> initially we added it up to the girls to fund raise to go to disney and all of them unominously donated to the lukens family. we want to help bring some help to them. >> wonderful. they are connect to the lukens family, the father brian lukens, a montgomery county sheriff's deputy, also coaches for providence. one of the boys who died in the fire was also, a providence player. much more to come on "action news" tonight, something worth waiting for in line, we will take you to the amazing event where hundreds of dogs and cats were made available for loving families. also a new chapter for an old library why book lovers in one community has reason to cheer. big test for eagles as they take on the giants without carson wentz.

jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back michael: i'm thankful that

i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

in wilmington delaware a local ministry and first responders are working together tone sure hundreds of children have a merry christmas. these beautifully wrapped gifts were handed out to 800 kid from all across the county new castle county paramedics and my industry of caring organized this effort each year for, children whose family don't have enough money to spend on christmas gifts.

bookworms rejoyce there is a new improved library toy enjoy in mt. airy. love it branch of the free library of philadelphia reopened today after two years of renovations. community members, enjoyed live music along with brand new computers, and even some arts and crafts for the kid. library first opened here on the 6900 block of germantown avenue back in 1887, and officially became a branch of the free library system in 1994. dozens of people stood in line in center city to day for a chance to bring home a new best buddy. brandywine valley spca hosted the tri-state area largest pet adoption event, right there, at the 23rd street armory. more than 1,000 adoptable animals were ready to meet their brand new families. the adoption just 20 bucks giving these dogs and cats a gray chance to find new loving homes.

jeff skversky has a check on sports. talk bay test for eagles first game without carson wentz. >> nick foles will be done, done it before, he will do it again. >> absolutely. >> carson wentz may not be leaving eagles on the field for remain over the year but wentz finishing leading the conference in pro bowl voting despite that season ending injury. without wentz eagles are counting on nick foles in a giant way starting tomorrow against new york. win clinches at least a first round bye, last time foles played giants on the road, he led them with on a fourth quarter come back off bench just like did he sunday when wentz went down in l.a. >> i think key is getting in the rhythm, completions, staying inside chains and putting points on the board. it all goes down to rhythm and playing for one another. just that simple you just to have get to that point and it is hard to get there but carson, and it starts with that chemistry. >> eagles/giants tomorrow at

1:00. nick foles era starts, right now. after three overtime joel embiid and sixers get a much needed day off, and did you see all of the trash talking last night. em bee ran floor and his mouth , back and forth, with carmelo anthony here late in the fourth, and then embiid waved good bye to stephen adams for fowling out. russell westbrook took owe even if and waved back to embiid and said this, listen. >> i told him to go home. he fouled out, waving. and he was waving. i told him to go home. >> this is my home. i ain't going no where. >> you hear that, russell westbrook don't try him. temple trying tree bound against drexel, owls in trouble austin williams, with five and change to go. drexel tied it at 53. they take the lead, mohicka they are down one.

cherry and white, fight, fight , fighting back, austin junior, temple hangs on to win 63-60. they avoid losing two in a row that has not happened at this point for owls. they know how to rebound. >> sounds good. >> time for a check of the accu weather forecast. it was warm, relatively speaking. >> it certainly felt better to day, high of 29 and today, guys we maxed out at 42. we will show you sky six live in hd looking at, city hall, dill work part, and the rothman ice rink no one ice skating just yet as they are clearing all side and getting it nice and smooth once again. sky six live in hd looking at commodore barry bridge. you can see we have lots of cloud around and temperatures certainly are feeling better then they did this same time yesterday. 39 degrees right now in the city. thirty-seven for allentown. thirty-nine in reading. same thing in lancaster. down in cape may 41 degrees. dover coming in at 36 degrees. factor in a wind chill, feeling like 32 in the city. same thing in allentown.

thirty-nine in reading. thirty-seven there in dover. looking at the big picture here is satellite six with action radar. you can see it is quiet across our region. we had a weak disturbance that moved through earlier today that did produce lake effect snow showers down wind of the lakes and even some flurries up in the poconos and cat skills. all that activity is winding down. so for rest of tonight partly cloudy, pretty cold. drop down to 23 in the suburbs , and 29 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. the sunday forecast mostly cloudy, blustery. we have a high temperature of 42 degrees. we are watching that disturbance that moves through as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours and problem that disturbance and this cold front moves off to the south as we get into sunday night and into monday. that could lead to precipitation on the way overnight sunday and early monday morning and some mixed precipitation north and west. we will keep you posted and covered with that. exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you today

and tomorrow lots of cloud around, a high temperature at 40 degrees. morning showers around, on monday, and otherwise, mild, up to 47, breezy, even warmer by tuesday, up to 56 for a high on wednesday, sunny and cooler in at 45 degrees. by thursday, we're back to normal with a high temperature of 42. friday mostly cloudy, with some rain possible and a high coming in at 52 degrees. sunshine around. exciting, walter, cool with a high temperature up to 42. >> two, 50's look fantastic. >> yes. >> thanks, medical lays. fyi philly is next here on be sure to tune in tonight for "action news" at 10 on phl17 and then we are back here on six abc at 11:00. now for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. have a great night, we will see you right back here at 11:00. >> ♪

michael: i'm thankful that

i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

>> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm alicia vitarelli. tonight on fyi philly. >> hohoho. >> we're spreading holiday cheer. >> wooohoo. >> with festive fun far and near. >> (music) >> from cheerful light shows. >> i love santa. >> to traditional family favorites. >> so good. >> we take you on a holly, jolly journey to the merriest destinations all around philadelphia. >> hello, and welcome to fyi philly. happy holidays. >> we are at the historic grange estate in havertown. >> the history of this estate dates back to the 17th century and as you can see they love to spruce it up for christmas. >> they've got 14 trees in here, we'll give you a look around throughout the show as we take you on our fyi philly tour of "things to do" this holiday season. >> and we are starting with an amazing array of light shows.